Today a really quick post on a very specific thing that can simplify your code a lot. Let’s assume that we need to reach to some webservice but really it is optional in our business logic. Real life example might be some config data that you take from it but equally you have your defaults Read more about Fail safe reaching to webservice in Mule[…]
When it comes to REST APIs we know how to get the best of Mule. We make a RAML that is API metadata description, then kick off Mule automation that will create API Kit Router configuration and flows. Then we only need to add business logic to auto generated flows and API is ready. Truly Read more about A few notes on API Kit Router[…]
In my first entry I will cover how I approach refactoring of existing integrations and how to use cache to optimize performance of an API. Business case: In one of the integrations we push product data to SFTP location to be picked up by a B2B platform. It is a relatively simple integration when you Read more about Refactoring in Mule[…]
I have been developing Mulesoft apps for more than 3 years now and although I share my ideas and Mule flows with my collegues in the company I work for, I think it is worth sharing with wider audience. Hence I am working out this blog on WordPress. It is quite exciting for me – Read more about Up and Kicking[…]